English Breakfast - Das interkulturelle Morgenmagazin

Arta Ramadani, visited the studio on her book tour during the Intercultural Weeks in Göppingen. Originally from Pristina, Korsovo she fled in early years to Germany with her family. We chat about some of the highlights during her journalistic career as well as how she came to writing her debut book entitled "Die Reise zum ersten Kuss: Eine Kosovarin in Kreuzberg" (Voyage to the first kiss)...

Michelle Hunter, originally from the UK. Tells us about the English Teachers' Association of Stuttgart, with its diverse membership of over 200 members. She elaborates on the various events as well as teach the teacher trainings. Michelle also tells us of her coaching practice, and new developmental program focussing on empowering women. She advises English learners "Build your language in...

Dejan Vasic is has been a part of the cultural landscape for some time. Serbian-Bosnian background, he enjoys the flair of the diversity in his encounters. We talk about one of his graphic projects involving exhibition of migrant entrepreneurs, the early beginnings of PIG city magazine as well as his contribution to the Intercultural Weeks flyer. He also enjoys DJing on the side. 👇🏽 LINKS BELOW...

Nour Darwish shares his passion for music with us and introduces us to his traditional instrument the oud which is the grandfather of many other string instruments such as the saz and guitar. As he first came to Germany, he was only able to bring few items but quickly was noticed as he played piano and eventually received a violin. In his quick time in his new found country, he has experienced sev...

The End Game Band  Our guests this week are Andy Yarahmadi (arrangements), Shahram Ghaerdi (vocals) and Jochen Steinert (bass) of The End Game Band, who visited the radiofips Studio. ⁣A combination of Persian pop, rock and blues, this young group have already produced several songs. Not only a multicultural band with members having American, Persian, German and Romanian backgrounds, but also a cro...

Hajnalka Péter, cofounder and singer of LAKVAR takes us on her musical journey. Breaking away from cliches, she discusses her need for collaboration and a new era of music which builds on impressions and sharing responsibility for one another. We discuss her musical beginnings and the influence of her Hungarian-Bulgarian background. Projects including Evas Äpfel Ensemble with traditional music cre...

Agathe Seither-Hees,the chair of Weltladen, discusses the meaning of fair trade and how our purchases affect others across the globe. As natural catastophes occur and social injustice awareness increases, a movement towards sustainablity and connectedness has risen. Only a few years ago, the Weltladen marked its 40 year anniversary. This volunteer driven organization also provides information thou...

Author and journalist Rukiye Cankiran presents her new book entitled „Das geraubte Glück“ (stolen happiness). This non-fiction work explores topics such as child and forced marriage in the overall context of violence against women. What is unique about her research is a deep look into family dynamics, social and societal expectations and their intersections. Her field work (over 20 years working i...

Louise Glass otherwise know as Lady Glass tea spreads her inspiration of her love o tea. Philippine born, now living in Germany, she craved the still moments and wisdom of good tea. At a loss for quality of tea she new in her early life, Louise decided to get licenced and now sources her own tea blends. The art of tea as well as her romantic associations with the different tpe of tea PersonalitTEA...

It’s Angeline Fischer here, the host of English Breakfast, the intercultural morning magazine at radiofips. I’m very happy to announce, after long deliberation, it finally here! The English Breakfast podcast! Here is a quick introduction on what you can expect to see here in the upcoming weeks. Hint: this show is for the culturally curious! 👇🏽 LINKS BELOW 👇🏽   Instagram:  angelines_place Faceb...